NASA launches Artemis I rocket to the moon

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2022
  • NASA launched its first return to the moon in over 50 years.
    The Artemis I Moon Rocket launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Nov. 16 at 1:49 a.m. Eastern time.
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Комментарии • 296

  • @coryb6722
    @coryb6722 Год назад +51

    It's insane to think that that rocket is moving faster than a 5.56 bullet before it exits the atmosphere

    • @dsdw30
      @dsdw30 Год назад +4

      Exactly! Cause it’s not true. The earth is not a globe.

    • @johntheux9238
      @johntheux9238 Год назад +1

      The atmosphere gets two times thinner every 5.5 kilometers so once you exceed 10-15 kilometers drag gets lower and lower.

    • @totalduckkiller3895
      @totalduckkiller3895 Год назад

      @@dsdw30 😆

    • @sergiogonzalez6330
      @sergiogonzalez6330 Год назад +1

      @@dsdw30 GAME OVER

    • @sergiogonzalez6330
      @sergiogonzalez6330 Год назад

      GAME OVER!!!

  • @Nefville
    @Nefville Год назад +39

    If you look real close at 0:06 you can see me running away with a lighter in my hand.

    • @JimbagJimster94
      @JimbagJimster94 Год назад +8

      All the budget they have and they couldn't duct tape it to the end of a stick to keep you a bit further away? 😉

    • @calebr4191
      @calebr4191 Год назад +1

      @@JimbagJimster94 they got a stick lighter

    • @scottmantooth8785
      @scottmantooth8785 Год назад +1

      *yep...saw you there*

    • @pl7868
      @pl7868 Год назад +2

      OMG we must have just missed each other , i was running towards the beach which way did you run 🤣

  • @marshallfischer3667
    @marshallfischer3667 Год назад +44

    I'll be the first one to admit I'm happy they actually made it off the ground.

  • @naharismaiel630
    @naharismaiel630 Год назад +45

    No commentary just RAW BEASTLY POWER! God speed Artemis 1

    • @CreepypastaSpeaker
      @CreepypastaSpeaker Год назад

      God?

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад +4

      @Hay m high Godspeed is an expression of good wishes to a person starting a journey. It has nothing to do with your improbable imaginary sky wizard.

    • @rona4960
      @rona4960 Год назад

      @Hay m high Those are two separate beings

    • @CreepypastaSpeaker
      @CreepypastaSpeaker Год назад

      @Hay m high please shut up! Respect another Religion

  • @audiobookfull8
    @audiobookfull8 Год назад +4

    👽We should focus on this instead of war.

  • @jeepsblackpowderandlights4305
    @jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 Год назад +2

    Damn i missed it live.. but grats guys.. im actually crying in aw at this.. too bad it was dark out though

  • @luciasandoval3969
    @luciasandoval3969 Год назад +5

    Espectacular. Ahora podemos verlo, cuando fueron por primera vez, solo pudimos escucharlo por radio.

  • @nathanhammond666
    @nathanhammond666 Год назад +4

    Nailed it!!!

  • @jimakcelik6486
    @jimakcelik6486 Год назад +19

    It’s absolutely goosebumps propulsion system is insane so much power 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️😂

    • @rak6437
      @rak6437 Год назад +2

      The RS-25 are very old engines from the space shuttle program. They are the most expensive rocket engines ever designed, yet they do have a ton of thrust compared to their size.

    • @l.ls.8890
      @l.ls.8890 Год назад

      He wants to use Maglev technology.

  • @josephschaffer2716
    @josephschaffer2716 Год назад +3

    Damn that's beautiful

  • @fireworxz
    @fireworxz Год назад

    Thanks for not ruining the footage with unnecessary commentary..

  • @annamarie6494
    @annamarie6494 Год назад +5

    live 3 minutes away and slept right through it lol

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад

      Didn't miss much.

  • @Ap_twsh
    @Ap_twsh Год назад

    Damn I wasn’t able to watch it live. Still cool.

  • @Beaner69
    @Beaner69 Год назад +14

    Traveled 3 hours 2 different times for the rocket not to launch…then when I’m not there it launches 😭

  • @bryantwright313
    @bryantwright313 Год назад

    Yes

  • @Shipwright1918
    @Shipwright1918 Год назад +8

    Good on ya Nasa for finally lighting off that candle. Looking forward to the next small step sometime in the future!

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      Probably why you aren’t a rocket scientist

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад

      Next small step? Seems like we have done this all before a half century ago.
      Progress!

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      @@ForbiddTV Are you an engineer?

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      @@ForbiddTV Your strawman arguments are hilarious

  • @tylerstern3388
    @tylerstern3388 Год назад

    Right before liftoff you can see exhaust puffing out and being sucked back in. It happend in just a split second. I think Apollo did something similar. Not sure though if its just pure thrust causing it or simething else.

    • @thedeaner3117
      @thedeaner3117 Год назад

      I think that's actually water vapor condensing for a split second due to the shockwave from ignition. I've seen the same thing in videos of fighter jets flying supersonic.

  • @LPD15ponce
    @LPD15ponce Год назад +15

    Seems like this rocket gets off the pad a lot quicker than Apollo?

    • @Finoid_
      @Finoid_ Год назад +3

      Yeah better technology running it, and its more ment for the moon

    • @Phila80
      @Phila80 Год назад +6

      Apollo was a much larger Rocket. However, the Apollo Saturn V rocket is still considered the most powerful rocket engineered. What they achieved in the 1960's and 70's was a feat that will never be matched because they created and paved the way for future space exploration.

    • @Phila80
      @Phila80 Год назад +4

      @@Finoid_ Not necessarily better technology than past rocketry. The rocket engineering is similar. The difference is computer technology. The Saturn V rocket is still considered the most powerful rocket due to lifting heavier weight.

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад +2

      SRBs tend to overperform. Why you use them.

    • @MrOwusu-Arko
      @MrOwusu-Arko Год назад +3

      Saturn V had no Solid Rocket Boosters. Artemis has SRBs providing about 75% of thrust at lift off.

  • @gamer749
    @gamer749 Год назад +1

    Fly me to the moon, and let me play among the stars.

  • @johnsonrj74
    @johnsonrj74 Год назад +1

    Great job but can't believe all the call-outs are not in metric like everything in science is

  • @bigz-0029
    @bigz-0029 Год назад +10

    It didn’t hit the firmament imagine that 😂 flat earthers are trippin right now

  • @abeni3432
    @abeni3432 Год назад +2

    NASA is representing itself in the most glorious fashion. This is a MAAJOOOORRRRRR success!

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад +1

      50 years late.

    • @toilettentoaster6739
      @toilettentoaster6739 Год назад

      @@ForbiddTV Quite late indeed but it’s great that they’re finally picking up their pace again and returning to the moon!

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад

      @@toilettentoaster6739 Maybe, but we have so many problems right here on our own planet that I fail to see how returning to the moon or Mars is money well spent.

    • @toilettentoaster6739
      @toilettentoaster6739 Год назад +2

      @@ForbiddTV yeah I see what you mean. But I believe that money spent on research is money well spent. And compared to the US military budget it’s an astronomically small amount of money I think humanity can spare for science.

    • @toilettentoaster6739
      @toilettentoaster6739 Год назад

      @hit_alive I’m sorry what

  • @randyk7699
    @randyk7699 Год назад +3

    Wow, NASA got it off the ground!

  • @slesperado
    @slesperado Год назад

    When the lady said "Mars" at the 4:58 timestamp, I sensed some hesitation in the audience.

  • @arcticdream4905
    @arcticdream4905 Год назад +2

    All the doubters sure are quiet now. The most power ever in a rocket. Go Artemis!

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад +1

      I'm not quiet about it. Been there, done that over a half century ago.

    • @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent
      @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent Год назад

      @@ForbiddTV So have some pride and give some optimism for those that were not around half a century ago.

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад

      @@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent Whatever you want, I laugh at you paying for 55 year old reruns. I can still watch "I love Lucy" from 55 years ago and it doesn't cost me anything.

    • @FinepixF30
      @FinepixF30 Год назад

      Some doubters like myself, do not doubt about being able to launch rockets or have a space station 350km from earth surface. What I really doubt is they put a man on the surface of the moon 50 years ago. The moon is more than 250 thousand kilometers away. I'll wait until Artemis actually puts a man on the moon. I'm curious as why 50 years ago took around 3 days for a rocket to go to the moon but Artemis will take 89 days, weird that older technology can actually go faster.

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      @@ForbiddTV Your viewpoint is fatally flawed. Wont even take the time to argue with someone as foolish as you.

  • @kennethfresquez4742
    @kennethfresquez4742 Год назад +2

    What a fake
    Goosebumps 😂
    Godspeed 😂
    Hahaha.

  • @lindawallace6750
    @lindawallace6750 Год назад +1

    GO BABY GO !!!

  • @catonthemoon2084
    @catonthemoon2084 Год назад

    Pretty cool but it needs the Saturn V paint scheme to make it an official Moon 🌙 Rocket... 🇺🇸

  • @tpndgo2061
    @tpndgo2061 Год назад +1

    Why the person speaking sounds like is narrating a golf game ?

  • @ousmanesidibe951
    @ousmanesidibe951 Год назад

    That would amazing if launched in daytime

    • @pils54
      @pils54 Год назад +2

      Look at this, it made it's own daytime: ruclips.net/video/teMuOBrgows/видео.html

  • @nildapratts4575
    @nildapratts4575 Год назад

    Good!👏👏👏

  • @thenakedsingularity
    @thenakedsingularity Год назад +2

    good job NASA!

  • @jaywiggz
    @jaywiggz Год назад +1

    4billion dollar rocket and not one camera in the capsule heading towards the moon? I thought we supposedly have rovers on Mars that's sending back images, but you can't figure out how to add video feeds to this? c'mon you can do better. smh

  • @coffeepeachesplans
    @coffeepeachesplans Год назад

    How they sleep thru a jet that loud 😴 😕

  • @anitaabdulrahim7835
    @anitaabdulrahim7835 Год назад +2

    Congratulation to nasa..mission to moon..

  • @marshallfischer3667
    @marshallfischer3667 Год назад

    A first. They did that 60 years ago already.

  • @dcm12388
    @dcm12388 Год назад

    Who are these people

  • @shivamwarwadkar4107
    @shivamwarwadkar4107 Год назад

    Finally

  • @stephengates3659
    @stephengates3659 Год назад

    Congratulations nasa

  • @jackroberts416
    @jackroberts416 Год назад +12

    They launched this in the middle of the night?

    • @user-zy8cy6hn6o
      @user-zy8cy6hn6o Год назад +5

      It's going to curve a bit before going for the moon, maybe night was the time with the clearest weather which is what delayed the earlier flights

    • @mayb8619
      @mayb8619 Год назад +10

      You can only lunatic at certain times and dates in order for the spacecraft to align with the moon. If they launched at noon, they would under or overshoot the moon. Spaceflight isn’t like flying a plane in any direction you want.

    • @bawlzack7877
      @bawlzack7877 Год назад +5

      Orbital mechanics. You have very specific time windows to launch else you will miss the target.

  • @bobcole612
    @bobcole612 Год назад +3

    Why is it SpaceX has cameras all over the booster and second stage, but NASA uses crappy animation from the 60's?. Oh well, this whole shebang is retreaded 60's technology, I shouldn't be surprised.

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад +1

      Say it with me, gov-ern-ment -a-gen-cy. Government does not attract the brightest people since they all leave at the first chance.

    • @ezragonzalez8936
      @ezragonzalez8936 Год назад

      Ok Elon rocket licker Slacex Nssa blue origin are all using 60s technology SlS has a misdion to the moon not toaster satellites whatever dude I work at AtK Grumman those are our solid rocket boosters! Dont understand salty Musk Trolls get a life!

    • @user-gm7ye2nh6n
      @user-gm7ye2nh6n Год назад

      rocket launch real, after its out of view ..all fake

  • @coffeepeachesplans
    @coffeepeachesplans Год назад

    Do they assume there is or is not kids in the thing 😳

  • @wakeg7064
    @wakeg7064 Год назад +6

    Well done!! God's speed!

    • @CreepypastaSpeaker
      @CreepypastaSpeaker Год назад

      God?

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад +1

      @@CreepypastaSpeaker Godspeed is an expression of good wishes to a person starting a journey. Nothing to do with magical sky wizards.

    • @kingplutochannel6677
      @kingplutochannel6677 Год назад

      @@brookekathryn1980 To not believe in a creator and think things can appear from nothing is the real magic.. so your the one that believes in magic

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад

      @@kingplutochannel6677 Interesting opinion. Sadly for you, there is no such dimension ( X-location, Y-plane, Z-distance or T-time) in which nothing exists or has existed.

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад

      @@kingplutochannel6677 On the other hand to believe in a magical sky wizard with no evidence is not only ignorant by definition, but would mean that "your (you're BTW) the one who believes in magic".
      We actually know and have now demonstrated how the big bang came to be.
      This becomes infinitely more comical when understanding that PRIEST Georges Lemaître was the one who discovered the big bang and wrote its initial scientific theory.

  • @laagan1212
    @laagan1212 Год назад

    asan ? nasa !

  • @novagardenstudios
    @novagardenstudios Год назад

    YEAHHH! BURN BABY BURN!

  • @MICHAELLOPEZ-us9fb
    @MICHAELLOPEZ-us9fb Год назад

    You got a rocket going up into the mall and you got a small staff. I think this is fake.

  • @eddiekulp1241
    @eddiekulp1241 Год назад

    Nasa commentator says 5 engines on the core stage , she should know better

  • @rh906
    @rh906 Год назад +11

    The political speech at the end was... odd.

    • @badbruhmoments6342
      @badbruhmoments6342 Год назад +12

      The part about bringing the country back to the moon? What was political about that?

    • @bilbobaggins9820
      @bilbobaggins9820 Год назад

      You mean, the speech about launching rockets and exploration?

    • @hieilol
      @hieilol Год назад

      What lol

    • @baldmista1907
      @baldmista1907 Год назад

      @@badbruhmoments6342 he’s trippin

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад +1

      @@badbruhmoments6342 Big words promising the world and offering nothing of substance to back it up. She even seemed to suppressed laugh when she stumbled on Mars.
      If felt more like something a candidate for a political office would say than some moto speech to pat people on the back.

  • @YennieFirdawati
    @YennieFirdawati Год назад +1

    good job NASA 👍

  • @kennethfresquez4742
    @kennethfresquez4742 Год назад +2

    This is so fake.

  • @masterful7574
    @masterful7574 Год назад

    "Intresting" is not a word.

  • @tedlizewski
    @tedlizewski Год назад +5

    the amount of exhaust gas would probably equal all the vehicles in the USA for 20 yrs Yet i'll be forced to drive an electric car...Good Grief

    • @JBE158
      @JBE158 Год назад +2

      You might think so but a lot of the exhaust is water vapor and other non harmful gases.

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад

      You mean forced to walk because you are not going to be able to afford the EV. Solves terrible congestion and no need to update road infrastructure at the same time.
      *taps head*

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад +2

      It's mostly water vapor champ!

    • @troycet1
      @troycet1 Год назад

      @@brookekathryn1980 3 million pounds of pban. Death to butterflies! champ

    • @redcrasher3280
      @redcrasher3280 Год назад

      It’s mostly water going out the back not dangerous gasses

  • @vostubus3387
    @vostubus3387 Год назад +3

    waste of tax payer money, but I do enjoy a good rocket lunch =)

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад +1

      Jobs and economic stimulation is a waste of money?

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      How is it a waste?

    • @redcrasher3280
      @redcrasher3280 Год назад +2

      It’s not a waste if you wanna talk about waste let’s talk about the 800bil defense budget. Nasa is barely even 25bil

  • @coffeepeachesplans
    @coffeepeachesplans Год назад

    Just Art cant spell the rest takes to long

  • @joerich9636
    @joerich9636 Год назад +1

    Good launch, but SpaceX has better live launch videos.

  • @kellymoses8566
    @kellymoses8566 Год назад

    $4 billion rocket

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад +4

      $4 billion in jobs and economic stimulation! Hell yeah!

    • @Ty6260
      @Ty6260 Год назад +3

      Worth every penny.
      Imagine if our Military Industrial Complex "Defense" budget went to similar progressive endeavors

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      @@Ty6260 agreed. Worth every penny.

  • @ForbiddTV
    @ForbiddTV Год назад +2

    Giving flat earthers migraines.

    • @user-gm7ye2nh6n
      @user-gm7ye2nh6n Год назад

      lol..dont have to be a fe to know this is bs.

  • @samuelhammons3253
    @samuelhammons3253 Год назад +4

    Good launch. Primitive but effective

    • @coryb6722
      @coryb6722 Год назад +6

      So then why don't you design a new launch system?

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад

      @@coryb6722 Good counter.

    • @EasyEight3674
      @EasyEight3674 Год назад

      @@coryb6722 Sorry, we don't have public access to the Saturn V rocket designs...

    • @redcrasher3280
      @redcrasher3280 Год назад

      @@EasyEight3674 yea then don’t criticize them if you can’t do any better

  • @AllPowa287
    @AllPowa287 Год назад

    Nuclear Launch Detected

  • @ForbiddTV
    @ForbiddTV Год назад

    Giving Flat Earthers migraines.

  • @IscariottActual
    @IscariottActual Год назад

    I was real sure this was going to blow up

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      Why would you say something so negative

    • @redcrasher3280
      @redcrasher3280 Год назад +1

      @@arcticdream4905 there has been so many issues with the rocket on the pad so I was thinking the same thing as this guy

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      @@redcrasher3280 So what is your suggestion? instead of being negative.

    • @redcrasher3280
      @redcrasher3280 Год назад

      @@arcticdream4905 being negative isn’t always a bad thing

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      @@redcrasher3280 obviously. thanks captain.

  • @dsdw30
    @dsdw30 Год назад

    The earth is not a globe. The moon is not a solid object.

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад

      And Flat Earthers have flat brains.

    • @dsdw30
      @dsdw30 Год назад

      @@ForbiddTV man can’t prove the things that he chooses to speak of.
      The globe, is not provable. The shape of the earth has been proven to be flat. Turn off the TV

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад

      @@dsdw30 I am bored of flat Earth and everyone involved in it. It is an utter joke, and I am sick of reading the same lies, day in day out, from flat Earthers. Flat Earthers should be treated with derision and contempt. The very act of entering into a discussion with them is to extend to them a level of respect that they do not deserve. They lie, manipulate, distort information, cherry pick, refuse to research and they invent pseudoscientific ideas. Everything that comes from the flat Earth community should be dismissed as white noise. They thrive on their notoriety, and the abuse they incur. I have never encountered a phenomenon even remotely similar. Flat Earthers are revolting excuses for human beings.

    • @ForbiddTV
      @ForbiddTV Год назад

      @@dsdw30 I have lots of FE videos on my channel proving you wrong, try to get a grip on life.

    • @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent
      @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent Год назад +1

      Earth is a globe, the moon is a solid object.
      Your views have been defunct by people several thousand years ago.

  • @kennethfresquez4742
    @kennethfresquez4742 Год назад +1

    Can you say
    Masonic Rituals.

  • @clarity2597
    @clarity2597 Год назад

    Nice lunch, and experiment but this country has debt, violence, hunger and a broken health system... 4.1 billion dollar spent on this, what a shame and a high level of irrelevance!!!!

  • @hjpschaab9678
    @hjpschaab9678 Год назад

    Will take years before the first man will land on the moon. Lots of problems to be solved (Van Allen belts!) before it is even thinkable.

  • @len3169
    @len3169 Год назад

    So…..:what’s going to happen with all the flat earth stuff now…..?

    • @ValiantGarton
      @ValiantGarton Год назад

      It will be the same as usual. Nasa could take flatards to the moon and they would just claim they were drugged and hypnotised. Dunning Kruger and denial are unshakable.

  • @jasonjones759
    @jasonjones759 Год назад

    Are they just sending a rocket?
    Is are we actually, finally gonna land on the moon? 🤔🤨

    • @lmao.3661
      @lmao.3661 Год назад

      it's a test run to ensure the astronauts don't die on the way

    • @jasonjones759
      @jasonjones759 Год назад

      @@lmao.3661 but, but , but,.......
      They didn't have to do all that during the staged moon landing years ago?!?!?! 🤣🤦🕵️

    • @slesperado
      @slesperado Год назад

      @@jasonjones759 We'll take you seriously once you learn how to use proper grammar.

    • @jasonjones759
      @jasonjones759 Год назад

      @@slesperado I'm truly touched. 🙃

    • @tincan4246
      @tincan4246 Год назад

      @@jasonjones759 they did, you realize we landed with apollo 11, not apollo 1 or 2. They did 10 tests before the landing. This time we are only doing 2

  • @karenjohnson384
    @karenjohnson384 Год назад +3

    Finally lol .. waste of money but hope it goes the distance and something actually learned from this !!

    • @chrisstef823
      @chrisstef823 Год назад +8

      Karen being Karen

    • @coryb6722
      @coryb6722 Год назад +3

      Absolutely not a waste of money this is paving the way for the future of the human race

    • @ThePremiumForges
      @ThePremiumForges Год назад

      @@coryb6722 Dude this is billions over budget and was milked by manufacturers. I'm happy to see it finally launch, but it's probably the grossest example of misappropriation of federal funding in spaceflight.

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад +3

      @@ThePremiumForges Creating jobs and stimulating the economy is a waste of money? Interesting...
      It's not like the money went with the capsule...

    • @arcticdream4905
      @arcticdream4905 Год назад

      Waste of money? Explain?

  • @alldayeveryday6464
    @alldayeveryday6464 Год назад

    Ouu

  • @juangarza9520
    @juangarza9520 Год назад +3

    61 years later they are still testing rockets. You would figure they would have perfected them by now.

    • @sneakypoof
      @sneakypoof Год назад +5

      it's a different design each time. same thing as crash testing cars, you need to make sure the new design is reliable and safe

    • @hieilol
      @hieilol Год назад +1

      @@sneakypoof facts

    • @khitboksy3689
      @khitboksy3689 Год назад +1

      they HAVE to test this? this is the first time weve been to the moon in decades, and if we want to put boots on ground again we have to have a stable and SAFE rocket. they tested the apollo program 11 times before we actually landed, so now what?

    • @hotheadedjoelhaha
      @hotheadedjoelhaha Год назад

      @@khitboksy3689 So you believe we have been to the moon?

    • @sneakypoof
      @sneakypoof Год назад +1

      @@hotheadedjoelhaha oh boy..

  • @tomsimpson5317
    @tomsimpson5317 Год назад

    Waste of money

    • @adamdaichendt3838
      @adamdaichendt3838 Год назад

      Yes! With the shape of our own planet I'm surprised this was on the list of things to do. No real priorities I guess.🙄

  • @kingplutochannel6677
    @kingplutochannel6677 Год назад +3

    Nice a direct lift off straight to the Bermuda Triangle!!! Thanks for stealing our tax money NASA. I still need some EBT please 🥺

    • @kingplutochannel6677
      @kingplutochannel6677 Год назад +1

      People out here broke and starving and y'all our playing games.

    • @kingplutochannel6677
      @kingplutochannel6677 Год назад +1

      Too bad no one even looks at the moon during the day where you can tell it gives off its own light because it's a luminary 😂😂😂

    • @brookekathryn1980
      @brookekathryn1980 Год назад

      🙄

    • @perhaps4887
      @perhaps4887 Год назад

      @@kingplutochannel6677 Broo don't tell me you're one of those idiots that still believe in the moon
      Do better man

    • @kingplutochannel6677
      @kingplutochannel6677 Год назад

      @@perhaps4887 nah I'm just saying the moon is not something you can land on most likely. The moon landing back in the day was fake and the moon gives off its own light

  • @brianpainten2976
    @brianpainten2976 Год назад

    Hoping the passenger manifesto included the entire Biden administration! And a seat for Hunter as well! SMH

  • @len3169
    @len3169 Год назад

    I hope everyone is double vaccinated and boostered!!!!

  • @georgematheson3787
    @georgematheson3787 Год назад +1

    Seen the live stream? CG, faking it again!

  • @troycet1
    @troycet1 Год назад

    They think they did it all by themselves....huffin n puffin. You are welcome for the billions of tax dollars. jus sayin

  • @innomedelpopolo
    @innomedelpopolo Год назад

    Fake ????

  • @hotheadedjoelhaha
    @hotheadedjoelhaha Год назад +2

    Another Scandal.

    • @rh906
      @rh906 Год назад

      Can't spell the S in modern NASA without scandal.

  • @srbislavn
    @srbislavn Год назад +2

    Good fake , but still fake.......

  • @zoso73
    @zoso73 Год назад +5

    Have you noticed that at NASA, men no longer call the blast-offs?

  • @ivaneidesouza3334
    @ivaneidesouza3334 Год назад

    Kkkkkkkk grande mentira essa NASA, o foguete se desmanchou todo no ar. Depois que se desmancha no ar, eles colocam apenas animações computadorissadas.

  • @skitxo826
    @skitxo826 Год назад +8

    What a waste of money

    • @XXYDoesThings
      @XXYDoesThings Год назад +18

      One day you'll see the value of it. Maybe not yet, but you'll see

    • @theretep6494
      @theretep6494 Год назад +7

      Yeah 0.4% of our national budget….. what a waste of money :/

    • @mars7824
      @mars7824 Год назад +1

      @XXY yes its very expensive but its for a greater cause. it isnt that drastic.

    • @AlmondMcNut
      @AlmondMcNut Год назад

      Your mad because sls actually launched and didn’t stay on the pad until 2300

    • @AlmondMcNut
      @AlmondMcNut Год назад +2

      You must know a lot about how much money goes into defense compared to nasa

  • @ihaveasandwichinmypocket
    @ihaveasandwichinmypocket Год назад

    Why they did this at the dead of night?

    • @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent
      @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent Год назад

      These launches are done when conditions are reasonable for a safe launch.
      Then there is the fact that some storms are currently threatening the Floridian coast line so they likely had that small window.